Sentence examples for could be wreaking from inspiring English sources

Now, the Lox Ness monsters could be wreaking havoc in Scottish waters.

Antimicrobial chemicals found in common household products could be wreaking havoc with people's guts, according to a research paper out this week in the journal Science.

They also fear that he could have allowed a third party access to the system, that could be wreaking havoc, while he sits in jail.

More: The food that could be wreaking havoc on your skin.

But, while popping two seemingly innocent yellow pills a day, I had no idea what havoc it could be wreaking on my body inside.

Indeed, if the Iraqi dictator had played it straight, he could still be wreaking horrific devastation on thousands of his countrymen.

Could it still be wreaking havoc with the world economy?

Hormones may be wreaking havoc on the stock market.

Like their Spanish counterparts, American women of lower socioeconomic status could benefit from some public policy changes that would reduce the inequality that is wreaking havoc with their sex lives.

The technology could also be a boon to wildlife: BPA mimics the hormone estrogen and has been wreaking havoc on fish populations for years now, causing male fish to become female in some cases.

There's no telling how long CNN's stream will be up, but seeing as the volcano has been wreaking havoc on the island for most of May now, it could continue for days.